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obvious food, water, or comfort. How and why did people live here? The builders of
Wupatki and nearby pueblos have moved on, but their legacy remains.
After visiting Sunset Crater & Wupatki, we will head further east to the magnificence of the of the
Petrified Forest & Painted Desert, which are simply amazing. There you will see chunks of
petrified wood the size of a school bus. The multitude of colors of the Painted Desert is so much
grander than those crazy sand things you make at the
county fair.
Just a little further to the east is Meteor Crater. Just like it
sounds, it’s one of the largest impact sites on the planet and
is over 550 feet deep and almost a mile across. It’s amazing
on every level.
We then will head back into Flagstaff where we will
stop at Lowell Observatory to enjoy seeing
northern Arizona’s night sky. This is where Pluto was
discovered. Once there, you will get a tour of the observatory and surrounding buildings.
Weather permitting; you can even get to peer deep into the heavens through one of
their many telescopes.
The duration of this tour is 10 – 14 hours.
The cost of this tour is $495 per adult, and
$195 per child 15 and under.
For more info or to make a reservation, call (866) 445-3732.